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The Hindu
04-07-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
Development of poor will be true tribute to ASR, says Tourism Minister
The district marked 128th birth anniversary of Alluri Sitharama Raju by garlanding his statues at different places in the city on Friday. Minister for Tourism Kandula Durgesh said that it was his good fortune to set foot at the birth place of Sitharama Raju at Pandrangi in the district. Measures would be taken to develop the areas connected with the life of the revolutionary freedom fighter to enable posterity to know his sacrifices, the Minister said, adding that Visakhapatnam would be developed as a hub for tourism, culture and cinema. The tribute to Alluri would be to achieve better living standards for the downtrodden and the poor, he said. The Minister said that he had visited Krishnadevi Peta in ASR district earlier during the day and paid tributes at the Alluri Sitharama Raju Memorial there. Bheemunipatnam MLA Ganta Srinivasa Rao said that the bridge leading to Pandrangi would be completed soon to provide better connectivity to the birth place of Sitharama Raju. BJP State President P.V.N. Madhav, former Minister Appala Narasimha Raju and officials participated in the programme. Assembly Speaker Ch. Ayyanna Patrudu unveiled a statue of Alluri at Narsipatnam and paid tributes. Ministers Kandula Durgesh, V. Anitha and Kollu Ravindra and MPs C.M. Ramesh and Appla Naidu, Anakapalli District Collector Vijaya Krishnan and SP Tuhin Sinha paid tributes. At Zilla Parishad, Deputy CEO K. Raj Kumar and other officials garlanded a portrait of Alluri and paid tributes. District Collector M.N. Harendhira Prasad garlanded the statue of Alluri on the Beach Road and paid tributes. He also garlanded a portrait of Alluri at the Collectorate and paid tributes to the revolutionary freedom fighter. The birth anniversary was celebrated at the Alluri Vignana Kendram (AVK) at Dabagardens. AVK Trust chairman Ch. Narasinga Rao, National Boxing Federation joint secretary Ravi Raju, 'Manyam Veerudu' film Director R.V.V. Satyanarayana, AVK treasurer Padmanabha Raju, programme in charge G.S. Rajeswara Rao and Gurajada Sanskrutika Vedika Dandu Nageswara Rao were among those who participated.
Zawya
30-04-2025
- Automotive
- Zawya
Future Leaders in Water: AVK supports Saudi Talent through academic advancement
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: AVK Saudi Valve Manufacturing Co. Ltd. has recognized a recent milestone within its AVK Graduate Support Programme, a company-led initiative that supports early-career professionals through structured on-the-job experience and aligned academic pursuits. Four employees have successfully completed their Bachelor's degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the College of Technology at Jeddah while working at AVK. Over two and a half years, the programme has supported their progression by integrating academic development into AVK's broader talent and workforce strategies. As Saudi Arabia accelerates its Vision 2030 goals—including Saudization, localization of industrial expertise, and closing key skills gaps—AVK's Graduate Support Programme reflects how private sector companies can contribute to national capacity-building efforts. The company enabled academic progress through flexible exam leave and incorporated individual learning plans into its succession and career development initiatives. 'This milestone is more than a personal achievement for our team members—it's a reflection of AVK's long-term vision to contribute to the Kingdom's ambitions for a knowledge-based economy,' said Mads Helge, General Manager at AVK Saudi Valve Manufacturing Co. Ltd. 'We recognize the strategic importance of developing national talent in areas like water infrastructure and mechanical engineering, where future demands will be high. By supporting our employees' educational goals through time flexibility and career alignment, we are fostering a workforce equipped to lead and innovate in the years ahead. This is about more than today's success—it's about the Kingdom's future resilience.' The four graduating employees, all early in their professional careers, are now positioned to take on greater responsibilities within AVK's operations. Their educational achievements were formally recognized through an internal ceremony and awards as a token of appreciation for their dedication and discipline. Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 places strong emphasis on building human capital, with recent government reports highlighting the importance of closing the skills gap in industrial engineering and water infrastructure management. AVK's approach aligns with these national priorities and contributes to Saudization by equipping emerging professionals with the qualifications and experience required for critical roles in infrastructure. 'Earning this degree has expanded how I think about engineering problems—especially in the water industry. It's not just about my personal growth; it's about being more prepared to contribute to projects that really matter for the country.' – [Thamer Al-Juhani, 28] 'This qualification has given me a stronger foundation to understand the technical side of what we do at AVK. I see this as just the beginning—I'm ready to keep learning and add more value to the team.' – [Ahmed Almuwalad, 26] 'Studying Mechanical Engineering while working helped me connect theory to real-world applications. It's made me more confident in my role and more aware of the bigger picture in the water sector. Being part of a company that values education and development motivates me to keep growing.' – [Rayan Gharawi, 25] 'Getting this degree has given me a clearer direction in my career. I want to use what I've learned to grow within the company and eventually take on bigger responsibilities in our projects. I'm grateful for the opportunity to pursue my degree while working. It shows that AVK is serious about creating long-term career paths.' – [Mohammed Alharbi, 25] As a trusted partner to municipalities, utilities, and industrial operators across the Kingdom, AVK continues to contribute to local capability building. By fostering continuous learning and investing in national expertise, AVK remains committed to advancing sustainable growth in line with Saudi Arabia's long-term development goals. About AVK Saudi Valves Manufacturing Company (AVK SVMC) AVK Saudi Valves Manufacturing Company (AVK SVMC) is a leading provider of high-quality valves, hydrants, and accessories for water, wastewater, fire protection, and industrial applications across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Established in 1985 and headquartered in Jeddah, AVK SVMC has played a vital role in the Kingdom's infrastructure development for over 40 years, delivering durable and innovative flow control solutions that meet international standards. As a key entity As one of the key companies within the global AVK Group—comprising more than 100 companies worldwide—AVK SVMC combines world-class engineering expertise with local manufacturing excellence. With production facilities and regional sales offices in Jeddah, Riyadh, and Dammam, The company is well-positioned to serve major utility and industrial projects throughout the Kingdom. AVK SVMC is committed to supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 by enabling sustainable water management, advancing local content, and contributing to national development goals through reliable, future-ready solutions.
Mid East Info
29-04-2025
- Business
- Mid East Info
Future Leaders in Water: AVK Supports Saudi Talent Through Academic Advancement
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: AVK Saudi Valve Manufacturing Co. Ltd. has recognized a recent milestone within its AVK Graduate Support Programme, a company-led initiative that supports early-career professionals through structured on-the-job experience and aligned academic pursuits. Four employees have successfully completed their Bachelor's degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the College of Technology at Jeddah while working at AVK. Over two and a half years, the programme has supported their progression by integrating academic development into AVK's broader talent and workforce strategies. As Saudi Arabia accelerates its Vision 2030 goals—including Saudization, localization of industrial expertise, and closing key skills gaps—AVK's Graduate Support Programme reflects how private sector companies can contribute to national capacity-building efforts. The company enabled academic progress through flexible exam leave and incorporated individual learning plans into its succession and career development initiatives. 'This milestone is more than a personal achievement for our team members—it's a reflection of AVK's long-term vision to contribute to the Kingdom's ambitions for a knowledge-based economy,' said Mads Helge, General Manager at AVK Saudi Valve Manufacturing Co. Ltd. ' We recognize the strategic importance of developing national talent in areas like water infrastructure and mechanical engineering, where future demands will be high. By supporting our employees' educational goals through time flexibility and career alignment, we are fostering a workforce equipped to lead and innovate in the years ahead. This is about more than today's success—it's about the Kingdom's future resilience.' The four graduating employees, all early in their professional careers, are now positioned to take on greater responsibilities within AVK's operations. Their educational achievements were formally recognized through an internal ceremony and awards as a token of appreciation for their dedication and discipline. Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 places strong emphasis on building human capital, with recent government reports highlighting the importance of closing the skills gap in industrial engineering and water infrastructure management. AVK's approach aligns with these national priorities and contributes to Saudization by equipping emerging professionals with the qualifications and experience required for critical roles in infrastructure. ' Earning this degree has expanded how I think about engineering problems—especially in the water industry. It's not just about my personal growth; it's about being more prepared to contribute to projects that really matter for the country.' – [Thamer Al-Juhani, 28] 'This qualification has given me a stronger foundation to understand the technical side of what we do at AVK. I see this as just the beginning—I'm ready to keep learning and add more value to the team.' – [Ahmed Almuwalad, 26] 'Studying Mechanical Engineering while working helped me connect theory to real-world applications. It's made me more confident in my role and more aware of the bigger picture in the water sector. Being part of a company that values education and development motivates me to keep growing.' – [Rayan Gharawi, 25] 'Getting this degree has given me a clearer direction in my career. I want to use what I've learned to grow within the company and eventually take on bigger responsibilities in our projects. I'm grateful for the opportunity to pursue my degree while working. It shows that AVK is serious about creating long-term career paths.' – [Mohammed Alharbi, 25] As a trusted partner to municipalities, utilities, and industrial operators across the Kingdom, AVK continues to contribute to local capability building. By fostering continuous learning and investing in national expertise, AVK remains committed to advancing sustainable growth in line with Saudi Arabia's long-term development goals.
